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Annther nIordthlrsty snunwIs

CHICAGO, January An editorial in
Yesterdays edition of the I,bct0 N.tuag
concludes rs follows: "Whcn they the
capitalists have created Il standing army,
4 military station, 4 Fort Logan, that
means civil war and death and destruction
to the w~orkingmcn. The workingmen,
the small t~radesmen, the farmers, all
thinking and liberty-loving men, have but
one answer for t~hat-namely, arminc.
Arm yourselves with the cheapest, the
best, the most cncctive-such rs al be
handled easiest-whethcr eating guns,
Winchester rifles or pistols. Workingmcn,
bc men. Do not STANDBY idle and without
plan when your enemies are arming them
selves to aunihilatc yOu. Your honor,
your Sclf-csteem demands this of You.
Now there is time, hut it may O o he too
late" This has, it is said, been laid be
fore the States attorney.
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SPEAKER CARLISLE.
stone. of Missouri. says His stat" is for
Him for President.

stone. of Missouri. says His stat" - Tor
Him for President.
New YORK, January Congressman
VIM. J.. Stone, Of Missouri, WIS chatted
with to-day ut the GilScy House. He said:
eff President Cleveland can be beaten by
ANYBODY in the State, that man Is Speaker
Carlisle. II the contest tor nomination for
the Presidency were narrowed down be.
tween the two, Mr.. Carlisle would receive
the delegation. think he is the biggest
man in the UnitcdStates. and would make
4 great President. There is considerable
talk about him in the West. lie repre-
ScntS the tariff reform element, and the
people can rely upon him to tide the
country safely through any crisis. | do
not say that he il a candidate, hut If he
should come out. | do not think many
Western States would be behind in dcclar-
ing for him. BESIDES, he is u Democrat
out and out. II MIR. Carlisle is out OF the
race. Ihave no doubt that President Cleyc-
land will secure the delegation from Mis-
Souri. The mass OF the people, although
they do not admire his mugwuupery and
civil service reform ideas, 20 for him.
There are some politicians, | confess, who
are opposed to him.
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Distressing Want in Texn,.

ALBANY, Tex, January 1.-The County
Judges OF the druuth-stricken districts are
in session at the court house. Twenty
counties are represented. They report in
the aggregate y. 900 persons in actual need
of food and of clothing. They will make
an official report tomorrow and publish IN
appeal to the Legislature, aud ask the in
dorsement of the Governor. They will al
so make an appeal to the charitable people
for immediate relief.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December %l.-Flonr-
Receipts 26,:}29 barrels; exports 1854
barrels, 6,9-5 sacks; price l0a2Oc higher
per barrel. Whcat-iicccipts 90 go bush,
els; exports 1876, 095 bushels: cash steady,
export trading less active; sales 1916. OOn
bushels futures, 81, 600 bushels spot; No. >
spring 93lc: No. | hard II OOi; ungradcd
red -7a96c; No. 3 red Die; No. | red 9Gc;
No. | white g?sr; No. =! red December
g2,c; January - ia93ic c, closing at I3,c;
February 9.agi,r, closing at gisc; March
-, agGic e, closing at 96ic; April = ia92!c,
closing at 91ic:Nlay - T-lGa9S, e, closing
| 4 9Sic; July 99irarl 90, closing at 99ic.
August 81 OOlal OO.: Dccemhr, ll~-Th
81 OF, III o., chasing at II %. Corn
Cash firm; options lac lowor, cloSin"
heavy; receipts II, 1870 bushels; export,
I'll, So bushels; sales $50, 600 bushels fu-
lures. 80, OO0spOt ungraded i9!al9c; steam
er yellow l7!c; No. , January l11ai-ic,
closing al isc; February i9iai9!c, closing
at l9tc; May j!'a52,c, closing 52ic. Oats
Moderately active; receipts -, 80
bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; mixed
Western 3ia3ic; white 10 3~aI2c. Hay
Steady and rather quiet. llops-Quict.
Colce-Fair; Rio firm at lie; options Il
shade higher and les active; sales ~
eco bags; January, February. March, and
April T. -0al2. 95c, May and June l2."oc.
July T.. Gjal3.OOc. Sugar-Dull; refined
quiet. Petr0lcum-Strady; Unilrd closed
at cole. TIllow-Stcady. iiosin-Dull.
Turpcntine-Stcady at 3G!c. Eggs
Fmmrr and demand fair; western 3?a3ic.
pork-Firmcr and moderate demand
mess SD 2jal2 -: cut meat, firm; picklcd
bellies G!aGic; middIcs firm; long clear
&c. Lard-Activc and higher; western
steam spot S. -; January e s3I6 81;
March Sc 99aT 81; April - 01a1 IN: May
= l7a1 u; city steam - 30. Butler
Firm and in fur demand; Checsc-Quict
and firm; western Hat l~lal2!c. Copper
Duipt.
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~Clarksburg News.

Nlt'HE. l,.sEffHi ~ ne NnftfuH f'GtNh'T
CLAEEsErIG, W. Va, January l.
Yesterday Henry Waldeck, while hanging
up meat in his smoke house in this city,
tell from a ladder on which lac was stand
ing, receiving internal injuries from which
recovery is very uncertain. lie - the
same gentleman whose residence was tie
Stroycd but u lew days ago by lire ut Lost
creek.
At ~Janclrw, this morning, Mrs. How
ard Nicely died very suddenly OF blood
poisoning.
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Grcvy's Reception.

PARIS, January l.-Prcsident Grcvy
held the customary New Year reception al
ElyScc. The rapal Nuncio made an adj,
dress in behalf of the diplomatic body.
Mr.. Grcvy, replying, referred TO the good
relations that had existed between France
and all the other powers lor 4 period long
enough Ia he noted IN the life Of one gen
Grafton. He believed that peace would be
prolonged hv the wisdom of the several
governments for the happiness Of the ma
finn
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GOschrn viii Accept.

LONDON, January MIR. Goschen,
Lord Huntington, Joseph Chamberlain,
and Sir Henry James held a long confer
cnee to-day. The result Of opinion was in
favor Of Mr.. Goshen's accepting office.
Mr.. Goshen thereUpOn waived all personal
diStastc and wrote 10 Lord Salisbury that
he would enter his cabinet under certain
conditions. lie Will hold a conference with
Lord Salisbury on Monday.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. December Al.-finur-
Firm. Wheat-Opencd strong and closed
barely steady; No, ; red December -! 4
92!r: January %!a92!c; February 93ia9i,c e;
March 9i4a95c. Corn-Firm and higher;
No. ; yellow ijc; steamer No. ! mixed
li!c: No. ; high mixed iGlc; No > mixed
December 1GnlG!r: January iGalGlr:
February i1iaiIsc; March istai-ic. Oats
Spot dull; No. mixed 36 CASSIE western
30. = white 3ia51!c; futures quiet but
steady; No. , white December 3sai-3c;
January %1a3-r; February 3-a3Sic;
March 3~-!a1sic. Huttcr-fim and in
fair demand; creamery extra 3la32c; do.
fair to good 2-A3Oc. ~E@@S-Firm; fresh
stock very scarce; western fresh Bic.
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hiCagO.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-Tradc was
active in wheat to-day. and the highest
prices were reached since last September.
The lirmncss was attributed Ia strong e.
blrS and large clclrmgs from the Srlhoard.
aggrr.atin" ~, 600 bushels from tire"
ports. May delivery opened AZ Sc, rn~r tn
~1ic. aud closed within !C of ouiSid" Zig
urcS, e. higher than yesterday. Corn ic-
! tive aud higher. oats firm. Provisions
active and strong. Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Wheai-Cas No. > spring 1gia
19ic; do No. " spring GSII2r; dc No. >
rel 72lc; December 79ta19ic, closing at.
79lc; January 7gla79lc, closing at 7Hlc.
February ~Oa-O!c, closing at sole; May
-G.a~1lc, cluSingat STy. Curn-Cash No.
, 31!r; December 31taai1,r closing at
3.sc; February 81 ,a&~!c. closing at57.c;
May I3!ailr, closing at l3sc. Oits-Ca,h
No. ; pole: December, January and Feb.
ruary 2Glc; May 81 ,ail!c, closing III 2l4c.
Ryc-Cash No. 25}c. harlcy-CaNh No.
; J2ic. Flax Sccd-Cash No. l9itc. Tim
othy SGcd-l'rimcS II -. Mess POrk-Cash
So 20; December and JANUARY ST. 20a
l. -. closing ut $l2 %: February SD 32i
al2 i23, closing at $l2 10; May Sl2 12ia
H. ~, closing at SD ~ LarL-CaSh
50 81; December and January 81 A0a6 60,
closing at 50 30; February - GOn6 674,
closing at So 90: May 81 -1aG -, closing
at 81 81. Short Ribs SidcS-CaSh 81 ~,
do shoulders 81 sjal 80; short clear 81 -
rs 10. WhiSky-Sl Il. Su%ar-Cutloal
6!a6!c; granulatcd Cattle; standard A5.r.
Buttcr-lirm; creamery 22a!3c; dairy Ia
22c. EgrS-At 33a25c per dozen for strict
ly fresh.
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BLESSED by PEACE


nation. i'll grateful love and laithfuIncsS
always ready for sacrifices trusts in the
Emperor and leader in war, looks with
joyful confidence upon him Is the prcscrvrr
or the peace and rhrrishcs the wish that
Gods blessing in iullncss may dwell upon
him.
The Emperor reulying, referred to his
father, who, he said, allowed him 20 enter
the army in the hope that be would cXpc-
rirncr better times than Russia then en-
dured. Providence had permitted him 10
see such happier times in the fullest meas
urc. These better days were especially
due I" the success Of the army.
The Commission OF the Army bill has
been summoned to meet on the 9Th inst.
The Government organs deny that any
special RuSso-CiermLn alliance directed
against Austria has been formed.
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TIE BOSTON "uERALD,>" PLAN.
% Proposes to Divide the Profits with Its
EMPLOYEES.

INV q NhlAAN ~ Y
Employees.
h'~I"N, Mas, January 1.-The pro
pTlrtors otthc Boston H,rriJ announced TO
d'y totheir employees a proposition to give
t. them Tor the current year a portion OF
The net profit OF the business after rr>erv-
ing the interest on the value OF the prop
rrty. The employees are to share in propo;-
ton q" the wages received during the
year. They also suggest To the employees
the formation of a mutual benefit society,
promising To contribute an amount equal
to the aggregate contributions Of en-
ploycS. The proprietors say in their eli
rular announcing the proposition: I'VE
hope this experiment may be- so successful
that protit-sharing may he adopted 10y rs
Is a permanent policy
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Would Receive "a short Answer.

DUBLIN, January l.-Mr. sexton, in
thanking the corporation Of Dublin for
cIccting him Sheriff, said that if the Gov
eminent asked him TO do anything that he
considered opposed TO the public interests,
or to the liberty of any Irish public man,
they would receive 4 short unswr
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Ben Harrison tO Lead.

WASHINGTON, January senator Har-
riSOn will command the Republican forces
in Indiana in person Vt I~udilnapoliS until
after the election ola United States sena-
ator. His friends say that General Ben.
is something OF 4 buI-dozcr himself when
he has large interests at stake.
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What Does This Mean "

CAIRO, January Count II. Aunay,
the French Agent here, at Il reception to
him by the French residents to-day, said
said he was authorized to declare that
France would not allow her interests in
| Egvpt 10 nc endangered, and had decided
to take measures accordingly.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

Tuesday. December %.
The local market continues in
the atmr quiet condition that prevailed
last week. However, III" prospects are
that things will brighten up after the
first Of the year. Prices are the same ~
last week and ate - follows: NN washed
30; mwIShed, one-;hIri OF; medium
washed .i0Ci?"; uHwashed 22a!3r.
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Mayor Hewitt Installed,

NEW YORK, January l.-Mayor-clect
Hewitt and other municipal officers who
were elected in November last, were for
maliy installed tonight without any spe-
cial ceremony.
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Drowned in PruSsic Acid.

CINCINNATI, January l.-Wm. Lester
fell into a vat Of prussic acid at Works
candle factory yesterday, and Wa 80 badly
scaldcd that he died IT II O'Clock last
night.
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Cold Weather..

ST. PAUL, MINI, January Last
night was the coolest OF the season, thus
far, the mercury registering II to % below
zero.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, December @l.-Dry Goods
IN preparation "I early shipments a
large quantity OF Goods on accoUnt Of
spring orders WIS CHARGED up, hut new
business va, nominal. Agents have ad-
vamccd New York Mills double and For
est cott"ns = per cent and checks y per
cent.
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Drafts issi"i on England, Ir hand, Scotland
and all POINT, M EGIul'.
mr. JOHN J.. JOHE9. Cashier
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WASHINGTON, January / Justice
| Woods is slightly better, and his friends
say has no idea of dying. Very few men
| do, but they die all the same.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, January Cattle
Receipts sl7 head, shipments 1863; nothing
doing, all through c~onsignmcnts.
Hogs-Reccipts 1000 head, shipments
2, 200 head; market firm; Philadelphias
II 9Oa1 90: Workers 81 70al 81; common
and light 81 65ai -.
Sheep-RecciptS 1000 head, shipments
500 head; market firm at Yesterdays
prices.
New York.
NEW YORK, December 3i.-Beevcs-
Receipt, - ears; market firm and higher;
common Ia prime steers 81 l0l5 10, bulls
and dry COWS - Goal 20; exports to-day
300 hecycs, 20 20 out tomorrow, :, 100
quarters beef.
Shecp-lseceiptS 2.9u0 head: market
steady and Grm At & j0aj ~ per 100 lbs.
for sheep and - 2,a7 p for lambs.
IIogs-Keccipts 1880 head; market un-
changed ut 5. l0ai ~.
Chicago.
CHICAGu, December 3l.-Cattlc-Re-
ccipis 5000; shipments 5000; market
brisk at lual5c higher; shipping steers
81 I1aj H.: StorKers aud feeders - GOA
> -; cows, bulls and mixed 81 50a3 40;
bulk - 2Oa3 90: Texas cattle - iOa3 30.
Hogs Receipts 5000, shipments 1000;
market strong ri lGal5c higher; rough
and mixed - l0al IL; packing and ship
ping II 80; skips y "a.
Sh"cp-Rcccipts =. 1000, shipments | 900;
market stronger; natives - OOa5 10;
western So 0Oai -; Texans 81 5Oa3 -:
lambs 81 O0aj -.
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GEN. LOGAN'S WIDOW.
The Letters and kilograms Of Cond0lencs
Gathered Together

WASHINGTON, y. C., January indie
scribahly tender are the sentiments which
have come To Mrs. Logan IN these first lag-
gjn% hours at her widuwhood, and which
are still coming in, notes and letters from
personal friends Of her husband and her
self, in all walks of life, and from all parts
Of TIE land. These have been kent under
her p~srSoual guardianship. her first thought
being that only in her own stricken heart
and M those Of her children could such
worts lind appreciation. Now, however.
when she has learned how fully her sorrow
Is shared by all the nation she ha, list
eurd To the counsel OF her family and near
est friends aud has surrendered them to he
gathered with the thousands Of tcle.ram-
into
MEMORIAL VOLUMES,
u witness of the fame and honor accorded
to her husband by the public, AS well as
the love and esteem with which hr filled
the hearts ui those who knew him best
These letters are some hundreds in mlm-
Der. They come from church societies
and ministers, from banking associations
and bankers, Grand Army posts and old
soldiers, from law associations, law firms
and lawyers. Widows, through the hond
"t their own Suilerings, claim the right 10
share hers. and wives write that none
but they can know how bitter is her sorrow.
Statesmen t.nn.rRlr 4rll .I.l...
dropping the lormaiitieS OF their custom
AIRY uttrranccS, speak in the same sentence
OF their own and this cOuntry'S loss. and
long time argUaIntInCgs describe last Wis
It's, or ever To he remembered occurrences
Ia which the dead bore 4 part. Many are
upon dainty sheets bearing monourlmS in
gilt and, color OF cultured writers, and
more are homlicr illusions of humble
friends, who filled So large a space i'm the
dead Generals heart. But throughout the
series there Is hreIthcd the same, striving
IN some way To lift iOr Il moment a portion
OF the harden which weighs upon the
widowed heart.
CONDOIENyE.
The following are a few ot those earliest
received:
E"NrrTrDr. NJ, N-.t.,
,m. -
H4 mar prs L"g'h.
e air Greatly shocked To hraroithc ter
"'''" ~, u" W YOU =" sui
I,.rLI. I,r, ,bi, lam, t.;h ,."m ,I
w., .. - ".'' nIS W .,L
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MENTOR OHIO
D,nr NJ. LDgIl {:
U,w ,h,rsrl and s3JIrprJ I am Z.
rr,J rfv,,r r..,, S,rr,w and the un,jon's
las. I'm nnru,,i .ymr,tby lam
II,.f rpr,.,Iy y,ur.
Irrrrr, u E,rvrrrr
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VIII he Prolonged Till March.

MADRID, January Lit is officially ap-
nounced that the commercial yygdF, rgt, "",
with the United States will he prolonged
to the 3ist of March next.
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I'ETItOLEUM NJ.


T%ITUsvILLE, December 81 Petroleum
Opened ut 69.c; highest 70tci lowest
Gg!C: closed ut 69,C.
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HnRsFnRD,S ACID PHOSPHATE


Ds. Marshall and Lougacre, Olney, Ill.,,
SAY. We have used it in cases OF indi-
gestion, with good results.
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Cincinnati.

CHCINNArI, o. December &!.-Cottor
Firm. Flcur-Quiei Whcat-Firm
No. > red -2aa2l,, receipts 1000 bush,
els; shipments 10000 bushels Corn
Dull; No. = mixed 3sir. Oats-Quiet
and firm; No. , mixed Bic. Rye-Dull
and lower; So. , Isle. Pork-NominaI
at SD ~. Iand-NOminll at 81 ~.
Bulk MeIis-Firm; Short ribs at g ~
Bacon firm and unchanged. Whisky
Steady at 81 f.. Buttcr-iirm; F!gtr
creamery ;ia&Jc. Sugr-null. A.ss-
Barely steady at dc. Chct~e-Dull.
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Coughs.

Coughs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are
used with advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore
Throat, and Bronchial Affections. Sold only in
OrCs.
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Chicago

CINCINNATI, December 3l.-lIows-
Active and firm: common aud light 81 GOa
4 10; packing and butchers 81 35ai 90.
Receipts 300 head; shipments $50 head.
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COTTON.


NEW YORK, December 81 .-C"tton-Fu-
lures closed steady, at La points above
last evening.
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BRADFORD, December 3l.-Petroleum-
Opened at G9!c; closed at csc; highest
7O!c; lowest CSC; c%learauces 92G. 900
barrels.
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Bradford.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. December 3l.-Pctro,
leum-Dull but steady; opened at 69tc;
closed at cole; highest zoe; lowest G9tc.
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2~I15eelin9 8e9lstFr
Grarelcrs Guide,

RRlvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAM
t~-'rl,v excepted .Monday" ''Sp''' " meet
INK lime.
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Toledo.

Toledo, O., December 3l.-Wheat-
Active and firm; cash and January Sic.
Corn-Dull: cash &7tc. Oats-Neglected.
Clover Seductive and higher cash and
January 81 90; Trhruary u 20; March
y -.
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THE EMPEROR WILLIAM
Celebrates the SOth Anniversary of His En-
trance to the Prussian Army.

BERLIN, January l.-EmpcrOr William
to-day celebrated the sOth anniversary of
his entrance into the PruSSian army by re-
cciving all his commanding generals,
headed by Crown Prince Frederick Will
lam. The Crown Prince addressed the
Emperor rs follows: ''The army celebrates
with your majesty the day upon which, -
years ago, You entered the army. On Scv-
cral occasions we have been fortunate in
coming before our chief in war To thank
him for leading us through severe strug-
glcs TO glorious victories. To-day, how
ever, your Majesty can look back upon
sixteen years which nave been richly
BLESSED by PEACE
years above all, dedicated TO the undis-
turbed development and strengthening OF
an Empire, which was only established
after long waiting and struggling. This
work of peace succeeded because vour
Malesty's competent and active leadership
raised the capability of the army to that
state OF perfection Of which every German
soldier is Justly proud. The Prussian prin-
ciplc that no difference exists between the
people and the army, because both are
always ready to defend their coun-
try, has by your Maicsty's care, become
the property Of the whole German nation.
In this natural ~caPabllity, Ii our greatest
securely for the maintenance of peace.
May | then, again tell your Majesty that
nnT
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ARTHUR \. SPIrZEE,
AGiutaut.
y VI JEPHN,
unnlah
NEW YORK, January

NEW YORK, January !.
M Durr Mrs.. Log1p.
God. gives Us love, hut the object OF
that love lie lends us.' WAS the lir>l feel
ING that passed over me when / heard of
the death of my fathers dear friend and
companion. Your husband, GcH. Logan,
was i man that for ~twrnty-liv" years ! had
looked upon ~ possessing all the noble
qualities nj the knights oil old. | have
sen him on several great battle fields, and
his superb conduct there produced in me
enthusiastic love for him. When hcncwS
came that LOGAN WAS d,ad' it sent u
shock through our household Is gr"at rs
the report of that oi any relative could
nave produced. Now, my dear Mrs.
Logan. any service that | can he to the
family ofmy fathers old friend, | will r.
gurd aS au honor and will perform the duty
with the same feelings oi reverence and
sorrow that would Tor a brother. Yours
to command,
FRED. y. GRANT.
Mrs. Logan also received letters from
General Villas, John q. NIcolay and ;. >
Cox.
Capt. George +. Lemon, ~ this city, to,
dav received the following additional
subscriptions To
The FUND % MRS. LOGAN:
JUDGE Henry Hilton, New York, =, 200;
McSsrs. Whitclaw Reid, ID, -. Mills and &.
T.. Huntington, of New York, - 900 each;
c. l.. Magcc, OF PittShurg, 5000; making u
total of about 10000.
Mrs. Logan received to-day from VIM.
| Penn wilson, manager ot the Chicago inter-
( Or,ong, the sum otSG, $40 which Is the re-
suit Of the first days subscription in Chi
gDup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
GI%~i.N G.

Wheeling.
Market dull with prices II 81 - 10 | ~.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-01

partly on long leases, large tract
Of land extending from Hanapepe
to the Waimea river, as well as the
whole of the island of Niihau. Mr..
Gay is mau of great influence in
his district. But he has not posi-
lively consented to run, though he
was the choice of the caucus.
The meeting was large and en-
thusiastie. Men from all parts of
the Island were present, and the
greatest harmony prevailed. The
idea that the native people are OPP
posed to the reforms lately intro
duced seems likely to be proven
false on Kauai, at least, Many natives
joined in the caucus and are showing
great enthusiasm for the election Of
their candidates. And, indeed, they
do well to show enthusiasm in such
a cause. If the next legislature is
made up of such men, good govern
ment will be assured.